Sentence examples for turn of that from inspiring English sources

"That was that turn of that century," he continues.

A wooden box painted to look like a grocery carton was just one more turn of that screw.

Cocaine was the first widely used dental anesthetic, beginning in the 19th century; procaine, developed around the turn of that century, was the first synthetic form and was given the trade name Novocain.

It begins at the turn of that century and draws on interviews that Dr. Batatu had with many out-of-office Iraqi political figures, either in Iraq or in exile.

The Fiasco team is working here from an approach similar to that of its thrilling "Cymbeline" of two years ago, which delivered every byzantine twist and turn of that convoluted Shakespeare romance using little more than six performers, a trunk and a bedsheet.

Parker, who is the star turn of that opening – which will involve among other things a homemade meteor shower – is a great enthusiast of materials and processes, an instinctive fossicker of order out of chaos and is, as such, very much in her element.

Not one bit of that turned out to be true.

We thought, in short, to find the causes and impose the cures for our prevailing ills within the twists and turns of that double helix.

That's a sad turn of events that should make you think.

Talking about a turn of events, that was huge".

It is a turn of events that may render the cover bizarrely ironic.